The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-27
LOCAL pnEy1T1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
Z IIT tlrNr tho City. |1tl Ft

lII6 tllRr tho City.
WopH Ia progressing rapidly on the pay.
Ing OF Fourteenth street. f1 Sf5
TuR LaBelle-eampere returned home
yesterday from Camp Chippewa. a'df
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
meets to-day 10 attend to tho monthly com.
mittee work. lEi NJ
A cAyE.fs In the B. 4 0. tunnel at the
east end OF the city delayed trains on the
Hempheld dlyiaion badly yesterday.
"PoopLE," alias Harry Price, was sent 10
Jail by Squire Arkle In default Of 800
bail for his appearance at the Circuit
Court to answer to charge Of petit lar
ceny. III m BIZ. gAsAa
THE State Fair Superintendent Of tho
Live Stock Departments will meet In the
Court House to-day at 2 o'clock r. NJ, for
the purpose Of selecting judges and'com.
mitteeB To sorve during the Fair. #
TIE special committee appointed by the
Board OF Education to Investigate the
Eighth ward imbrogllo and report on tho
appointment oil teachers, met last night,
but eat with closed doors, and their pro.
ceedings were not made known.
SI1 DEEDS were admitted to record by
Clerk Hook yesterday, by which the heirs
and devinees oil tho late John Handlan
partition the estate among themselves.
The deeds all convey lots south Of the city
limits 10 individual heirs to hold in
aeverslty. ..3
THE Nail City Q1arte!te Club, composed
| OF Mepsrs, W. B. Day, Dana s. Geyer,
Frank Deiemiiler rand Tom Carson, assissed
by Mr.. Joseph L. Rhees and Miss Flora
Williams, will give one Of their delightful
concerto on the Moundsyillo camp grounds
this evening.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Rehecca Roach, OF North Wheeling, and
Annie Hunt were aent to the county jail
for twenty days each. Lafayette Harding
went 10 the workhonse for ninety days in
default Of fine Of $50 and costs, for dis.
orderly conduct.
A COUPLE OF young people from Penn.
sylyania werc In the city yesterday very
anxious to get married, but while for ap.
parent reasons everybody was DESTROYS OF
helping them, no license could BIO OBJ.
tanned here, because the girl wau but
eighteen. They left in the afternoon
for St. Olairsvifle to try their luck there.
JENNIE MoBRlDE, well.known woman
Of tho South Side, was arrested by Officer
Killeen yesterday afternoon for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct. She caught
the officers badge in her hand and bent
1t double, and later nearly tore Lookup
Keeper Rolls's clothes of. She Is de-
scribed by the officers as "a holy terror"
BuRSlE McNoRToN, the colored man
who asgaulted Mrs. Ransom Taylor, also
colorsd, was arraigned before Squire
Davis yesterday on q charge OF sasault
with intent to kill. Mrs. Taylor appeared
with reluctance, and went back on every
statement she had made about the case,
SO that all the justice could'do under the
evidence was to fine McNorton $40 and
costs for assault and battery. Is
Tue river is again falling. Last even.
ing the marks indicated depth in the
channel Of 8 feet 10 inches, q fail OF about
seven feet in twenty.four hours. The
Courier left for Psrkersburg and the
Elaine will leave in that trade at II o'clock
this morning. The Abner O'Nesl in the
Stsubenville trade, and the little low
water packet Montieth, running in the
Teleyram's place in the Darlington trade,
arrived and departed on time.